Idiom/phrase meaning: "to end in smoke" (choose the correct sense) Context: Plans or efforts yielding nothing in the end. Select the best meaning.

Verbal Ability Idioms and Phrases Difficulty: Easy
Choose an option
  • A
    To make someone completely understand
  • B
    To come to nothing; yield no result
  • C
    To excite great applause
  • D
    To overcome someone
  • E
    None of these

Answer

Correct Answer: To come to nothing; yield no result

Explanation

MeaningIf an effort "ends in smoke", it fails or produces no concrete result.

Option analysisTo come to nothing; yield no result — exact sense. ✅(a) Opposite (understanding is a positive result).(c), (d) — unrelated outcomes.

Example"Months of negotiations ended in smoke."

Final AnswerTo come to nothing; yield no result.

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